Polymer Solutions: Length Scales and Solvent Interactions

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This lecture covers the concepts of polymer solutions, focusing on length scales such as radius of gyration and the influence of solvent quality on polymer dimensions. It explains the Gaussian limit, persistent length, and additional length scales in polymer solutions.

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Organic chemistry: Polymer chemistry

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